Common phishing trainings do not work. Or rather: an average 1.7 % of improvement over no training at all. This is the result of a recent study of IT security researchers of the University of California San Diego and the University of Chicago. Let’s talk about the reasons, and how we can improve on the current trend.
Die Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften fand am 21. Oktober 2023 zum 11. Mal in der Metropolregion Erlangen-Nürnberg-Fürth statt. Im Vortrag “Live Hacking” habe meine Kolleg:innen…
Wem vertrauen wir als Verbraucher am Meisten unsere Daten an? Wer da nicht direkt an das Smartphone denkt, vergisst, wie zentral das Gerät in unserem…
I got my first certification in Information Security! Here is everything you need to know about the process, the exam and the final steps to…
Recently, my workplace provided interested employees with a YubiKey, a small security key that provides “Two-Factor Authentication” to computers and mobile devices. It is not…
A few years ago, I made a blog post about a technique called “tab nabbing”, which can be used to trick the user into entering…
In this blog post, I’ll be sharing my insights and experiences on the RISCoT project, including the developments and achievements we’ve made along the way.
I made a two-week trip to Japan, and it was totally unexpected and a wild ride.
Every two years there is a “long night of science” in my region, which is a local event that allows researchers, companies, and other to…
Recently I had the opportunity to participate in a documentary about ransomware. The journalist that conducted the interview (not with me unfortunately) wanted to see…
